Author: Tine Thoresen
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Inside Reference Data | 03 Jan 2012 |
Categories: Regulation & Standards
Inside Reference Data gathered leading industry experts to discuss the latest developments in the legal entity identification space in a webcast on 13 December
The need for a unique system to identify legal entities globally has in recent years been highlighted as essential to help mitigate risk. The topic has been discussed for more than a decade, but it is not before now that the industry has seen regulatory support and widespread awareness of the issue, which many believe will make the introduction of a universally-accepted legal entity identifier a reality in the near future. With fast-paced developments in this space, now is the time for all industry participants to stay informed and prepare for change.
- The LEI in the making: What were the key developments in 2011, and where are we now?
- Industry update and expectations: What is on the agenda for next year?
- Getting ready: What should firms do to prepare for change?
Speakers:
David Goldberg, Managing Director, Global Client Management, BANK OF NEW YORK MELLON
Mark Davies, Head of Reference Data, GFS Risk Services, ROYAL BANK OF SCOTLAND
Darren Purcell, Director, CUSIP GLOBAL SERVICES
Matthew Bastian, Director, Market and Business Development, CUSIP GLOBAL SERVICES
Moderator: Tine Thoresen, Executive Editor, INSIDE REFERENCE DATA
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